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here is mine 1959 caddy custom made proportionate to the size of the light holder a regular full size 59 caddy light would be kind of to big to look right on this bike in my opinion.
That is one beautiful scoot. Wonder who cleans all that chrome?
here is mine 1959 caddy custom made proportionate to the size of the light holder a regular full size 59 caddy light would be kind of to big to look right on this bike in my opinion.
LOL, good one. Well, I (recently) bought it this way. :-) BAgs all have holes in them now if I took the lights out, so I have to come up with a game plan, or learn to live with it.
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